Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25
News Notes.

A pair of coral and gold earrings were
picked up on Second street yesterday,
and are at the Police Station.
The stockholders of the Grape and
Wine Growers Society will meet on Sat-
urday afternoon at the rooms of the
Board of Trade.
To-day Department of the Superior
Court, Judge Gardiner, will open up for
probate business in the HERALD building
with the entrance either on New High
or Spring streets.
Next Sunday, Meudel Meyer, whom
everybody knows, will open up choice
retreat in old Santa Monica Canon.
Mendel has held Santa Monica down
for many q summer.
FL. Mason, proprietor of the Plant
er's hotel, at Anaheim. spent yesterday
in Los Angeles on business in connec-
tion with his hostlery in the mother
colony, of which he is making so marked
a success.
Jose Antonio Salinas was examined
yesterday before United States Commits
sioner Van Dyke on a charge of selling
LIQUOR to two Indian maids at San Bear
nardino. He was held to answer in
$500 bail.
The frame of the large hotel at Azusa
is up. and in addition to large numb er
of shops and other miscellaneous build
ings, about forty residences are being
built. The growth of the new town is
simply phenomenal.
The Police Commissioners met yester-
day and examined DIR. M. Hagar in the
case of Officer Botello. charged with
insubordination 10 advising a woman
against being vaccinated. The further
hearing of testimony has been post
poned.
About nine o'clock last evening Mer-
chant Patrolman Ed. Mccullough found
the door of the Cable grocery store open.
1t was left open by accident. At
o'clock this morning he found the Will
cox Building, on Spring street, open.
This building contains seven safes and
jewelry store.
The flag foated from the British
Vice. .Consuls office yesterday in honor
of the Queens birthday. She has now
attained the age of sixty. eight years.
Today the flag will float because on the
25th of May. 1916, the Queen had a
daughter, who was named Helena Au-
gusta Victoria.
E. w. Bradstreet, boxer from San
Francisco, is anxious to fight Tom
Cleary, the best man to take the gate
receipts. Cleary announces that he will
give an exhibition at Motifs Hall on Sat.
urday night and offers to stop any two
men in five rounds. Bradstreet says he
will be on hand and go against Cleary.
w. r. Davis, the constructing engin-
eer of the L. A. & S. G.. V. R. R., has
been appointed Superintendent of tracks
for the whole A., T. & S. F. railway
system west of Barstow. The place is
no sinecure and requires a whole en-
cyclopedia of all the culverts and bridges
with the numbers of the same and
duplicate plauks and timbers for all
placed at proper points for use in case Of
need, but Davis is equal to the position.
An application to the Board of Super.
yisors will be made at the next meeting
of the Board to take the roof and siding
off the covered bridge across the Los
Angeles river, so that persons can see
the trains which will be hourly passing
in front Of the west end of the bridge.
At present the drivers of vehicles can.
not see passing train in its appr oach
till it is close upon them. The root
would make fine cover for hay bar.
rack and would sell for the cost of re-
moval. At present the roof and sides
are a source of danger.